They're lovely! If I collected glass figurines, I think it would be of fish.
They are really sweet, especially those yellow - orange ones:)
Made in Italy?;-)
These may be 'canned' photos but these fish are definitely not the type you'd find in a 'tin.'
These are sooooo cute! Much better than real fish IMO :-)
They're very pretty...would be a great decoration for a beach cottage...
Very cute. They would be great for a collection.
This brought back some childhood memories of little glass chickens my mother bought in Italy. Thanks.
The fishes in the first photo have strange eyes:)
So pretty and colourful. I once heard that it is a dying art but you always see this amazing art everywhere, so that means there are indeed people carrying on this great tradition
The green ones look nice. €4 for a fishy. What size, roughly?
“Canned” photos again, this time of a couple of schools of glass fishes, seen last April at the TAN village market.
They're lovely! If I collected glass figurines, I think it would be of fish.
ReplyDeleteThey are really sweet, especially those yellow - orange ones:)
ReplyDeleteMade in Italy?
ReplyDelete;-)
These may be 'canned' photos but these fish are definitely not the type you'd find in a 'tin.'
ReplyDeleteThese are sooooo cute! Much better than real fish IMO :-)
ReplyDeleteThey're very pretty...would be a great decoration for a beach cottage...
ReplyDeleteVery cute. They would be great for a collection.
ReplyDeleteThis brought back some childhood memories of little glass chickens my mother bought in Italy. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThe fishes in the first photo have strange eyes:)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and colourful. I once heard that it is a dying art but you always see this amazing art everywhere, so that means there are indeed people carrying on this great tradition
ReplyDeleteThe green ones look nice. €4 for a fishy. What size, roughly?
ReplyDelete